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Beauty...what is the size of the center piece( teal)

Love this idea. could you give a list of the hardware used? It would be greatly appreciated.

Yayh finally someone who has a mind to how much thread she is waisting. You go girl.

Very nice thanks

Thank you! I have made some of these (quite a few years ago) and wanted to do more now. I had used a combination of machine and hand sewing. Looking forward to using your method! Beautiful job of explaining!

Wonderful!

Great tips thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the close up video shots. I really appreciate being able to see how you turn at the corners where it gets tight. Well done.

GREAT CAMERA work! Its helpful to get right in there and really see Thanks

An excellent quilter gave me this pattern in 1980s, I've not been confident enough to make, but, now I'm ready to tackle this. Has been on my Bucket list now will start in 2024, yeah! Thank you

Excellent! I have been using this technique but yours is much clearer, thank you ☺️

Maravilhoso.Apaixonei

Super fabulous, very nice work & color choice. Thanks for sharing great explanation.

This is a really great tutorial! Thanks so much. I am currently making a baby quilt in a different Cathedral Window quilt method (all done with 3.5" cut squares) and I am loving it ... your method is more like the traditional hand sewn blocks and I really like it too. I might give your method a try for a pillow.

Wow! What a quilt! Stunning!

Beautiful work ❤

She is the Queen of all quilts. Good job!

TYVM RUTHIE. COULDN'T FIND MY BOOK

What sizes of squares were used in the all hand made quilt? My Great Grandmother told me when I was a lot younger than I am now. But I have forgotten what she said. For some reason I want to say the big one was 8" × 8" and the color ones were 2" × 2". Can you tell me?

It’s folded in half on the roll so I just bring it over the rails to the front of the frame and measure from the front edge and then go to the back and cut it. I have a cutting mat on my table.

do you have an additional videos showing how you roll it off for quilting? Do you cut it or just roll it off as you need it? Thanks

That was brilliant. Nicely paced and easy to follow. HWMBI (He Who Must Be Ignored) has hundreds of neck ties he no longer wears since his retirement so I'm going to cut them to use in the windows. I doubt he'll even notice ha ha. Compliments to the camera man too. He caught all the action and kept it in good focus. Thank you.

Really great tutorial - thank you 🪡🧵😍

Wow, you did a great job, both sewing and demonstrating! I tried to make this block a few years ago, unsuccessfully, and never tried it again. Nimble fingers is a must for this. You did a super job. Can’t imagine making a quilt! Thanks for the explanation.👍

Wonderful tutorial!

This is the first time I watched how this is done. You make it look so easy. You did a beautiful job. Thanks.

Ruth what's the size of the coloured squares

Дякую за детальний майстер- клас. Давно хочу пошити наволочку на подушку в техніці "Кафедральне вікно". Проте ніяк не могла зрозуміти в чому головний секрет. Щиро вам дякую 🌷🇺🇦

Excellent close up and explaining! I just beginning so I've watched & studied this pattern and you have done the best so I'm sticking with your way . Yours looks the best also.

Thank you Ruth! I’m going to practice on my new machine. You have inspired me! Everything about this video was outstanding! And subscribed! Please, Is that a muslin backing?

Can't believe how beautiful it turn out. Aqua is my favorite color now. I wish I had the patients to go s.tesl big one.

I've watched a ton of how to videos on making a cathedral window quilt/pillow. Yours is the only one that shows marking the diagonal lines with a marking pen and sewing along that line. First I tried the method of folding the points of the squares to the center and then joining the squares by sewing along the crease line. That seems to be the most popular method but I wasn't completely satisfied with my results. I then tried your method and I feel I got a better result. My sewed together squares were more accurate. So I thank you for taking the time to make this video showing an alternative way of doing this. It's how I will be doing any future cathedral window projects.

Really nice work!!!! Question: 1, how big of those square,4"? 2, How big the 'pillow case' ended up, 18?

First, I love your sewing table. Second, great tutorial and editing. You are a good teacher!

I just found you. I’m watching your cathedral window tutorial. I love your method. I’ll try it next time- too late for this one I just made!

When making a large quilt do you make a row the full length of the quilt and then join it to another strip the same length until you get the with you want?

What size are the colored squares?

This was very well presented. You make it seem quite doable. Before I ever started quilting, the two blocks I was drawn to were flying geese and cathedral windows. I've made lots of flying geese, but haven't attempted the cathedral windows. I think the stitching order of sewing down the curves has me intimidated. Nice video.

If I wanted to make a quilt would I use the nine block segments and then attach them all together at the end? I figured if I made 16 those that would be a 70 x 70 finished quilt. Am I correct in thinking this?

That’s awesome! Beautiful

I love these, and have purchased several jelly rolls. I just need to get started on one, lol. I want to do one like these shown first, and then get busy on a king sized jelly roll race, with vertical, rather than horizontal, strips. (P.S. I am from Lafayette, but have since moved about 30 miles north)

Nice!

Beautiful quilt and love the pantograph pattern!!

Lovely!very clear explained.

Looks wonderful!

How many of those panels does it take to make a queen size quilt? How many yards of material for the quilt

Amazing have to try

I loved this! Thank you 💕

Very painstakingly demonstrated !!thank you .

Wow, it’s so beautiful, a lot of work. Beyond my talent but I wish I could create a masterpiece like that. Thank you for sharing from Innisfil Ontario Canada 🇨🇦